How to resize an array in C (Part 1)

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Can't live without vim motions anymore. Neovim's Lua API is a bit strange and would like it to be improved. Also, certain plugins cause too much lag but, once I optimize it a little it can easily handle files with millions of lines (something that I couldn't really do in VSCode). I may make a few videos on this topic, vim motions are truly a game changer for me

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Just imagine what we can do by encapsulating a pointer in a struct and add to the struct the length of the pointer, then we can implement a function that receives a pointer to the that struct and sort of "pushes" another element into the pointer and updates the length part of the struct, essentialy a vector in c

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The next video will be about that

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At first you used an array, `int arr[4]`, then you changed to malloc(). Does realloc() works with arr[]? Is there a solution for arr[] that does not involve a copy?

[@CodeVault]

No. Similar to how "arr = arr2" failed, "arr = realloc(...)" would also fail.

[@DatBoi_TheGudBIAS]

It is impossible to resize a static array. A static array is any array declares with [] Only dynamic arrays (heap arrays) can be resized by realloc or similar functions

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